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== Using the Passenger Lists and Indexes == | == Using the Passenger Lists and Indexes == | ||
[[Image:Hamburg-Sankt-Pauli-peers.JPG|thumb|right|From 1850 to 1934 police recorded information about millions of European emigrants departing from this | [[Image:Hamburg-Sankt-Pauli-peers.JPG|thumb|right|From 1850 to 1934 police recorded information about millions of European emigrants departing from a port that stood near this spot in Hamburg, Germany.]] The Hamburg passenger lists contain the names of millions of Europeans who departed Europe from Hamburg, Germany between 1850 and 1934 (except 1915–1919). Nearly one-third of Germans, and 90 percent of the people who emigrated from eastern Europe (Russia, Poland, Austria-Hungary, Romania) during this time are included on these lists. If you have ancestors who emigrated from these areas, the Hamburg passenger lists could provide important genealogical information about them, including their hometowns. Extensive indexes make these records easier to use than most other passenger lists and emigration records. | ||
The records of Europeans who emigrated through other ports, such as Bremen, LeHavre, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Antwerp, have either been destroyed or are not available for research at the Family History Library. | The records of Europeans who emigrated through other ports, such as Bremen, LeHavre, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Antwerp, have either been destroyed or are not available for research at the Family History Library. |
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